Name this screw

uhhh...huhhh...huhhhh...uhhh...huh huh huh...you said "screw"...
 
it's a ^&*^&^%*^%%^ Screw!!! I CANNOT believe you did NOT know this.
Now all you need is a %$#%^%%$*8type screw driver to remove it. They are easy to find. Just go to Home depot and ask for a Number %$#$%%& screwdriver made by ^%$%^%&*(^*^%

I am certain they carry it:p :p :p :p :p ;)
 
it's a TORX. Also refered to as a STAR drive. The reason is to give all of us a reason to HAVE to go to Home Depot to get yet another tool.

Becareful buying some of the sets. Most of them will have the #10 as the smallest size while most knives use those from the #9 on down.
 
It is actually a T6 and it was the screw that had to be put on an LCC to make it an auto. When MT first started to do this they wanted to try and hide the screw so they just used a black coated screw, not SS. So for anyone like myself who actually used the knives the screws would rust. Not a problem though. MT sent me replacement SS screws for all my MT LCC D/As.
 
As far as I am concerned, as long as you have the right tools to work with them, Torx screws are as good as they get.
 
Man, looking at the title, I expected to see a picture of my college stalker here!:eek: :D
 
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